Howard County Representation At Convention
Howard County delegates will attend the mural convention of the Leather Window of the Walton Stars in Cincinnati. Toward Company will showcase many safories at the event, with Mr G J Rowworth heading advertising for Howasl and company and several others from the state expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karry
Stook
Walton Stars
Cineinnati
G. J. Rowworth
Howasl and Company
Hil Othore
Alcock and Brown Fly to London in Record Atlantic Flight
Alcock and Brown completed a historic solo Atlantic crossing starting from Newfoundland to Ireland. Reported as the first nonstop flight, the men endured long hours in a cramped craft, emerging to a triumphant welcome upon landing.
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United Frost
Trotand
Atlantic
Nils
Newfoundlan
High School Commencement Week Events Overview
The article notes events for commencement week including performances and speeches. It mentions a play titled Itdluketeg Farm at the school auditorium and references a Thursday evening exercise at the Armory with diplomas to be awarded. Several graduates and relatives are noted as attending the celebration.
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Mityadayith
Elaws
Masia Alii
Winditos
Ilneaiiraes
Sy Ville
Norwalk seeks forger Elmer Dowler in Oklahoma case
A blurred Norwalk news item reports a man named Elmer Dowler wanted in an Oklahoma forgery case. Denton and Oklahoma authorities traced Dowler toward Tulsa area as county officials pursue charges for alleged check forgeries and related evasions. The report notes local troopers involvement and an endearing appeal for information leading to Dowler’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dowler
Oklahoma
Denton
Tidga
Qudele
Oklah
Mintalate
Leander
Aman
Denton, Waa Put On Th Tail of Dowler, ‘Tontha
Man
Dowler
Dent
Sindy
Norwatk
Norwalk
Tulsa
Hgoney Staly
Manninn
Penton
Wowelor
Narrow Escape From Serious Accident
A wagon collision occurred Saturday afternoon near Ohio, as Ted Hates of Columba allegedly drove recklessly, striking a wagon led by B. Cook of Care for Hill. The incident injured a child and caused shock to bystanders. the drivers and witnesses reported a frightful scene with the horse down and wagon contents scattered.
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Ted Hates
Columba
B. Cook
Hill
Bateste
Pennsylvania set to ratify suffrage this session
Harriburg June 16 United Press reports Pennsylvania lawmakers plan to ratify the suffrage amendment this session. Governor Sproul and William E. Crow indicate Republicans will push ratification when the legislature reconvenes, after conferring on the state situation with party leaders. Also noted is the death of James Patton, brother-in-law of Jean Hatch, and related family news from Cleveland.
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United Press
Harrinburg
Pennsylvania
Iit Motity
Waffrage Amoutnony
Bony
William EB
Crow
Iegisatura
Goveernor Sproul
National Party
Tinva
Mave
B.A. Hatch
Ohih Jean
Cleveland
Glymer Hal Corry
Brother Inlaw
Jhimes ‘Patton
U S Troops Withdrawn From Border Ops Before Nightfall
A chaotic dispatch describes Washington ordering U S troops back from the border amid intermittent fighting near El Paso. Reports claim American units faced bullets and shelling through the night while border security and safety concerns mounted.
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Amietivina
Ville
Carranza Jenitern
Timox Wan
Social notes of the day highlight local gatherings
Busy week of community events includes Rebekah lodge supper social, Ladies Auxiliary hospital meeting, Women's Missionary Society at Presbyterian church, and an employee outing for NuBonn Class of 1919 staff. Attendees from Hartle, Maxon, Clyde D Wilcox, and Corry Nigh School residents invited. plans mention Wilmington family home and library venue.
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Clyde D. Wilcox
North Couth
Harttle
Maxon
Corry ‘Hospital
Usuay
Wonan
Wednomlay
Don Kinald
Corfy Nigh School
Hd Company
Samnon
Naval bill passes House and rural carriers meet
The Naval appropriation bill of $3 000 000 000 clears the House while mail carriers from Erie County meet at Waterford to promote the service. Delegates including Mrs Savilia Ketter and Postmaster Alez form Waterford discuss salaries and equipment costs amid calls for fair pay and adequate travel expenses.
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Erie County Lotter Carriers
Waterford
Saviliia Ketter
Mosse
Roni
Alten
Union City
Paul Bartholomew
Ue Association
Bte
Gontall
Fmlinboro
Atter
Corry
Mowers
Allen
Pryo
Rouse
Lsy United Press
Ingtiay
Loery
Atre
AfeKay
Spring Creek
Observed Flag Day Remembrance Across Town
A crowded gathering heard from speakers including Mott and Miss Heath as residents marked Flag Day with prayers, songs, and readings on American history. The event highlighted wartime memory, national unity, and the flag’s symbolism in public life, with tributes to veterans and a reflection on the nation’s path to peace.
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Prngriss
Pruk
James Towns
Phy Tin
Bentley
Mies
Tue
Heath
Ruth Barker
Don Smith
Mr. Hay
Gove
Amur
Str
Mott
Staten
International Development
Singlus
America
Wilson to Speak to People Amid Peace Travel Tragedy
A garbled OCR passage notes a forthcoming public address by Wilson to explain the nation’s peace travel tragedy. It references President Wilson and Paris, with unclear dates and locations, suggesting a wartime or postwar context and public messaging about the Nutlown incident.
Annual Alumni Reunion Next Friday Night
An irregular archival notice announces the annual alumni reunion to be held next Friday night at Blair Annuary. It lists a reception, program segments, performances, and speakers including local figures, with timing around 6 to 8 PM and a social session to follow.
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Armory
Poriyeaiathy
Rouiolin
Srhirka
Duke
Blair Annuary
Sitnaw A Via
Beteheen
Lilloyas
Bisinvos Mortlig
Harry A Btony
Messenger
Stolen Car Damages Noted In Local Incident
A Ford car owned by Vonald Carrier, a student at Wiigh, was stolen this morning and used by other students without permission. It is alleged the vehicle struck a curb and sustained damage. Warrants were expected to be issued for preventive action. State Constabulary officers were informed and may take further action this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonald Carrier
Thuy Wees
State Constabulary
Monty Ani
Hhoy
Amy Ako
Baptist Men Met Saturday During Annual Session
Baptist men gathered Saturday for their annual meeting with lively singing by the quartet and an address by Pastor Joulx of Unionity on consecration. Officers elected include President 0 Leidy, Vice President Charles Fuller, Secretary-Treasurer Frank Parsons, and an executive committee comprising Tom William, David Tem, and George Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adios
Joulx
Unionity
Leidy
Gloo
Charles Fuller
Frank Parsons
Tom William
David Tem
George ‘Thomas
Kennedy on mound for Jamestown
Kennedy will pitch for Jamestown as the team heads into the next schedule. The article notes hope for strong changes in the rotation with Johnson and others contributing. observers expect improved results in coming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Jamestown
Envoys Present Irish Question At Peace Conference
American peace envoys stated they have aligned with the resolution approved by the United Front and presented this resolution to the peace conference. Weather forecast calls for generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature.
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United Prepa
Paris
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